Capital to grow your legal practice
Law firms often need to invest heavily in cases, technology, office space, and talent before seeing returns. For contingency practices, the timeline between case investment and settlement can stretch months or years, while retainer and hourly-billing firms still face overhead that does not pause between client payments. Bay Street Lending connects attorneys and legal practices with financing options that align with the way law firms generate revenue — whether that's contingency fees, retainers, or hourly billing. Our lender network evaluates your practice holistically, including case pipeline and billing history, to offer capital that supports growth without putting strain on your firm's operations.
Contingency cases require upfront investment in experts, depositions, and filings. A credit line funds cases before settlement.
Settlement-based firms experience feast-or-famine cash flow. Working capital provides stability between payouts.
Recruiting top associates requires competitive compensation. Capital investment in your firm attracts better talent.
Bay Street provides practice-level financing — lines of credit, working capital, and loans for your firm. This is not litigation funding for individual cases.
Yes. Solo and small firm attorneys with established practices and consistent revenue can qualify for working capital and credit lines.
Our lenders understand contingency fee structures. They evaluate your case pipeline and historical settlement patterns as part of underwriting.
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